The partners’ desk is always reminiscent of a solicitors’ office or something to do with business, and the term ‘partners’ actually originates from (more…)
There is no doubt that sitting upright in a Victorian wing chair is much better for (more…)
Where Victorian furniture, through mass manufacture, celebrated many past styles, the Edwardian era was more (more…)
When buying antique furniture, size is all important. A large Victorian sideboard, for example, can (more…)
With large numbers of houses having conservatories these days, an expanding market in (more…)
The main reason purely and simply is because of (more…)
A story in South Coast Today told of a young man with Asperger’s who is brilliant at (more…)
Knowing what types of wood were being used to make 18th century English furniture is a good indicator of (more…)
Thomas Chippendale in 18th century antique furniture terms was a real superstar of his day and his designs were much (more…)
There seems to be a lot of rummaging going on amongst the aristocracy of Britain. The latest aristocrat to head for the attic is (more…)